Why do you think you can reach out to whomever you like at Amazon and why is that necessarily a good thing? Doesn't that mean you're incapable to do your job that you need to reach out to other people? (The interviewer seemed more hooked onto me spewing nonsense about Amazon than there ever was for me to and he wouldn't be satisfied until I spewing nonsense, which I promptly chose to not entertain.)

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Reaching out to others at Amazon shows collaboration and resourcefulness, not incompetence.

Collaboration is a key aspect of project management, as it allows for sharing of ideas, resources, and expertise.
Reaching out to others at Amazon can help in leveraging their knowledge and experience to overcome challenges and achieve project goals.
It shows resourcefulness and initiative to seek out help and support when needed, rather than trying to do everything alone.
Building a network of contacts within Amazon can also lead to future opportunities for collaboration and growth.
Examples: Seeking input from Amazon's marketing team for a new product launch, collaborating with Amazon's tech team for implementing new software solutions.